SD1906. William Ewart Gladstone to Reuben Browning
As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 22, 268.
4. C.H. Terrace
Feb. 19. 56
Sir
I have read your letter with interest and I accede to much that it contains. I cannot however blame the Government at the moment for acting in subservience to the state of things which they find existing: but I shall be very glad when practical measures can be devised for its amendment. I shall be careful not to shew your letter or mention your name
I remain Sir
Your very faithful sert
W E Gladstone
R. Browning, Esq
Publication: None traced.
Manuscript: University of Rochester.
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